Use of the right mouse button has been logically integrated in Fritz.
You can use the right mouse button to open context menus on the most important panes:
– on the chess board (e.g. Board design, Flip board, Set Options, Add Kibitzer, Notation toggle)
– on the notation (variation operations, delete remaining/previous moves, material balance, evaluation profile, position tutor)
– on the chess clock (clock styles Digital/Analog/Double digital/Garde, engine logo, Blitz/Tournament time controls)
– on the engine window (Lock Engine, +/– lines, Next Best, Threat, Clip analysis, Copy to notation, Visual Evaluation, engine parameters)
Easy Game - Calculation Training
After activating Calculation training you can then input further moves on the chess board, but the actual position on the board does not change. So the user does see the follow-up moves to the variations he is calculating in the notation, but not on the graphic chess board. Like this, you can at any time during critical phases of the game train your calculation of variations in a targeted fashion. By clicking within the notation you can start calculating alternative variations at a different point and in this way you can produce complete variation trees with alternative branches.
What is especially recommended is to activate the function whenever the program draws your attention to a tactical possibility. (“There is something here …”).